Should We Care About Burundi
An opinion piece questions American concern for Burundi amid interethnic conflict between Tutsi rulers and Hutu majority. It notes the deaths and mass reprisals since 1972, discusses potential U S coffee boycotts, and argues diplomacy over sanctions. It cites Herman J Cohen and Folgers as sources while asking why Burundi matters to Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burundi
Liza Minnelli
Peter Sellers
United States
Africa
Belgium
Michel Micombero
Micombero
U.S
Herman J. Cohen
U.S. State Department
Cohen
United Nations
Bujumbura
Folgers Coffee Co
Four year old refuses meat diet raises parental concern
A mother worries about her four year old who refuses meat and most foods, eating mainly milk, cereal and sweets. Dr. Lamb reassures that the child’s diet still provides complete protein via milk and eggs and encourages gradual variety as he grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lamb
Verse Excerpt Promotes Salvation Through Christ
A biblical line from Jobin 3 17 notes that God sent his Son into the world not to condemn but to offer salvation through him. The verse emphasizes faith in Jesus as the path to salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jobin
ITT Denies Anderson Golf Course Donation Allegations
ITT Corp replies to Washington columnist Jack Anderson denying claims that ITT donated materials valued at 2,672.50 to build a Western White House golf course and that the gifts settled a federal antitrust suit. ITT cites preexistence of the course project and notes Scott joined ITT later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jack Anderson
the Sun
International Telephone and
Telegraph Corp
TET
Richard M. Nixon
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Anderson
ITT
Western White House
Golfing Friends of
Western White
O. M. Scott Co
Scott
California
Sheraton Corp
San Diego
Convention and Visitors Bureau
Scott-Itt
Baytown Sun notices and staff and mailing details
A fragmented Baytown Sun clipping lists staff positions including Editor and Publisher, General Manager, Office Manager, and Advertising Department staff. It also shows a Baytown Texas post office address, a memorial drive in Kaytowa, subscription rates, and rights statements from The Associated Press and The Houston Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publisher Co
Fred Hartmut
John Wadley
Paul Poomin
Pritchett Se Dreal
Preston Pendergrass
Mint Finley Co Ccceee
Ceeceee Oes
Wands Ortun
Ciary
Aul Putman Res
Leon Brown
Second Clan —Ier
Bay Lawn
Texas
Congress
Memorial Drive
Kaytowa
General
Kurhan Press, Inc
Coastal Publishe
Thessaviatet Press
Newts
White House Maintained Secret Republican Blacklist
The White House kept a secret list of GOP senators who displeased President Nixon. The so called s list imposed punishments from denial of White House dinners to campaign support and patronage, updated every three to five months and circulated by staff chief Bob Haldeman. Names included Javits Hatfield Case Mathias Schweiker Percy Weicker Goodell with Brooke spared for fear of alienating the only Black senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Nixon
Bob Haldeman
Jacob Javits
N Y
Mark Hatfield
Ore
Clifford Case
N.J
Charles {Mac} Mathias
Richard Schweiker
Charles Percy
Lowell Weicker
Conn
Charles Goodell
William Packwood
William Saxbe
Ohio
James Pearson
Kans
Massachusetts
Edward Brooke
Brooke
Senate
Congress
Les Whitten
Haldeman
ITI
ITT
Scott Lawn Products
San Clemente
Scott Lawn Company
New York City
Arthur Kelly
Internal Revenue
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
Kelly
John J. Caulfield
James McCord
Caulfield
Mrs Aline Banks Meets Maria Von Trapp In Dallas
Baytown resident and Hockaday School counselor Mrs. Aline Banks recalls meeting Maria Von Trapp at a Dallas assembly. She notes Von Trapp in Austrian costume impressed the students and that the real Marta appears briefly in the film. Banks is a devoted The Sound of Music fan who has seen it multiple times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline Banks
Baytown
Maria von Trapp
Julie Andrews
Franklin Kellogg
von Trapp
Stowe
von Trapp Chilren
Dallas
Marta
Valley Fern D'Olive
Barbs from Phil Pastoret on summer quirks and office life
The column notes July 4 holidays dwarf Memorial Day meetups in Indianapolis. It jokes about dining out on company expense and peeks at neighbor cookouts as a favorite pastime. It riffs on the invisible employee who climbs the elevator, while others rise or fall.
Natchez Bubbles With New Optimism Amid Boom
Bruce G. Morrison notes Natchez Mississippi, population 19,784, enjoys a boom with new stores and restaurants, rising jobs, and reduced racial tension. Watergate stirs mixed feelings, while meat prices rise and convenience foods spur home cooking. Local youth group Just Us spreads patriotic American values.
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Bruce G. Morrison
Natchez
Deep South
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Joe
Lawrence E. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
The
Baytown Sun
Sound of Music
Phil Pastoret
Indy
Iiewspaper Enterprise Assn
Natchez, Miss
Natchez Indians
Vietnam
Mississippi
Louisiana
South Natchez-Adams High School
America
Ard Natchez
Topeka
Kansas
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